Editor's Review

While the event was marked to reflect and celebrate a year in office, a section of Kenyans took issue with it in a manner that appeared that they were against the dinner.


First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto on Wednesday held a dinner to celebrate President William Ruto's one year in office since he took power on September 13, 2022. 

The dinner was held in Uhuru Gardens and was attended by senior government officials including Governor Johnson Sakaja, CS Soipan Tuya, several MPs, and other senior government officials among others.

"We gathered tonight at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi to give thanks for the blessings the Lord has bestowed on us in this first year of this administration. The last year has been challenging, but God has watched over us,"  Mama Rachel said.

First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto hosted a dinner to celebrate President William Ruto's one year in office.

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"We are most grateful to the Most High God for what He has done; it is indeed marvellous in our eyes. As a people, we choose to be counted with the one ‘leper’ who came back to Jesus to say thank you. (Luke 17:15) We are grateful to God!"

Mama Rachel further urged the elected leaders to go back to the grassroots and serve the people of Kenya.

While the event was marked to reflect and celebrate a year in office, a section of Kenyans took issue with it in a manner that appeared that they were against the dinner.

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